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Homeland Uranium Corp. (HLUCF) generates a steady flow of news related to its uranium exploration activities in northwestern Colorado. Company news releases focus on technical updates from the Coyote Basin Uranium Project, developments at the Skull Creek/Cross Bones and Red Wash projects, land and claim expansions, permitting milestones, corporate transactions and investor outreach.
Recent announcements describe Phase II reverse circulation drilling at the 100% owned Coyote Basin Project, where Homeland reports near‑surface anomalous radioactivity identified through downhole spectral gamma ray logging. Updates detail the number and location of drill fences, the lateral extent of anomalous radiometric horizons, and the geological units hosting uranium‑related radioactivity. The company also reports on geochemical sampling programs, shipment of samples to SGS Laboratories for analysis, and the need for chemical assays to resolve potential uranium disequilibrium in sandstone‑hosted deposits.
Homeland’s news stream also covers corporate and property‑level events. Examples include the acquisition and closing of the Skull Creek Project, which hosts the Cross Bones uranium deposit with a historical resource estimate reported by a previous operator; staking of additional unpatented mining claims to expand the Coyote Basin land package; and receipt of drilling permits from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and the Colorado Division of Mine Reclamation and Safety. The company has also issued releases on board changes, participation in virtual investor conferences, and clarification of an investor relations agreement with HoldCo Markets Advisory Inc.
Investors and analysts following HLUCF news can use this page to review Homeland Uranium’s exploration progress, permitting status, property acquisitions, and other corporate disclosures. For those tracking uranium exploration on the Colorado Plateau, these updates provide ongoing context on how Homeland is advancing its portfolio of uranium projects.
Homeland Uranium (OTCQB: HLUCF) completed Phase II drilling at its 100%-owned Coyote Basin project, finishing 33 RC holes totaling 5,423 metres. Drilling returned elevated near-surface radioactivity across central and southern areas, defining continuous horizons up to ~1,000m by 600m, with assays pending.
Geochemical samples were shipped to SGS Laboratories; spectral gamma readings show discrepancies versus handheld XRF, requiring assays before uranium grades can be reported.
Homeland Uranium (OTCQB: HLUCF) reports Phase II drilling progress at the 100% owned Coyote Basin Uranium Project.
To date 3,777 metres (71%) of a planned 5,300 metres have been completed. Downhole probes define a laterally continuous radiometric horizon of approximately 1,000 m x 600 m, with elevated radioactivity typically between 50–100 m depth and near-surface intervals to ~50 m in the central fence. Drilling has moved to the historical WMR area; historical hole CB-101 reported 0.826% U3O8.
Geochemical samples were sent to SGS Lakefield; assay results are pending. Probe vs. portable XRF discrepancies and possible uranium disequilibrium require additional assay work before grades or true thicknesses can be reported.
Homeland Uranium (OTCQB: HLUCF / TSXV: HLU) will attend the Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver on January 23-24, 2026. Management will staff a booth and CEO Roger Lemaitre will present in the Speakers' Hall on January 23 at 11:40 am PT and participate in Session 2 with Jeff Clark (Paydirt Prospector) starting 11:00 am PT. A Q&A session will follow at the Homeland booth. Venue: Fairmont Pacific Rim, 1038 Canada Pl, Vancouver, BC. Registration is available through the Metals Investor Forum website.
Homeland Uranium (OTCQB: HLUCF) clarifies a prior investor relations agreement with HoldCo Markets Advisory (HCM) dated Jan 24, 2025 for a one‑year Term. The Company paid a total cash Service Fee of $33,600 in four quarterly instalments and terminated the agreement on Sept 18, 2025, paying the final instalment on termination. The agreement did not receive TSXV approval before termination and was not disclosed in the Filing Statement dated Feb 28, 2025 because the company did not consider it material at that time.
HCM received no securities as payment; however, the sole HCM principal separately holds 166,667 common shares and 83,333 warrants exercisable at $0.50 until Mar 7, 2027. The company says the proximity of that principal's participation in a December 24, 2024 private placement to HCM's receipt of fees is not acceptable under TSXV policy and commits to future compliance.
Homeland Uranium (OTCQB: HLUCF) reported Phase II RC drilling at the 100% owned Coyote Basin project has confirmed near-surface anomalous radioactivity across an area ~1,000 m by 600 m and remains open for expansion. Approximately 3,400 m of 5,300 m planned (≈64%) have been completed. Radiometric responses occur at shallow depths, typically ~50–100 m. Geochemical samples were sent to SGS Lakefield for assays; chemical assays are required because uranium disequilibrium and discrepancies between downhole spectral gamma and portable XRF were observed.
Homeland (OTCQB: HLUCF / TSXV: HLU) reported results from six additional RC drillholes (CB-RC-0029 to CB-RC-0034) at the 100% owned Coyote Basin Uranium Project on December 22, 2025. Phase II drilling now totals approximately 5,300 metres.
Downhole spectral gamma logs define an anomalous radiometric horizon at ~50–100 m depth that dips ~4° east and shows southward continuity for ~200 m, expanding the drill‑defined radiometric footprint to ~1,000 m by 200 m. Geochemical samples have been shipped to SGS Lakefield and assays are pending.
Homeland Uranium (OTCQB: HLUCF) reported initial results from Part 1 of Phase II drilling at the 100% owned Coyote Basin uranium project on December 15, 2025. Six of 35 planned RC holes were completed as part of a ~5,300 m program.
Downhole spectral gamma readings show near-surface elevated radioactivity at 50–100 m that correlates with historical 1979 mineralized horizons, plus deeper anomalous zones between 220–320 m that remain open for expansion. The company collected 5 ft interval samples for SGS assays; chemical assays are required due to observed spectral/XRF discrepancies and possible uranium disequilibrium.
Homeland Uranium (OTCQB: HLUCF) has begun Phase II drilling at its 100% owned Coyote Basin uranium project on November 12, 2025. Part 1 comprises approximately 35 reverse-circulation holes totaling ~17,000 ft (5,300 m), focused on historical resource-bearing locations identified by prior operators and recent mapping. Part 1 drilling is expected to take 6–8 weeks. The full Phase II plan calls for 50–70 holes (~33,000 ft / 10,000 m); Part 2 hole locations and execution are contingent on Part 1 results and require a separate BLM and DMRS permit. Maiden holes will be spaced ~200 m, probed with wireline gamma tools and scanned with handheld XRF to guide assays and sample selection.
Homeland Uranium (TSXV: HLU; OTCQB: HLUCF) will present at the Kinvestor Day 2025 Virtual Investor Conference on October 23, 2025. President and CEO Roger Lemaitre is scheduled to present at 10:40 AM PT / 1:40 PM ET and participate in a live Q&A. KD25 is a virtual event focused on small and mid‑cap mining and energy companies and includes a roundtable on mining, energy, and commodities trends. Investors can register to view the presentation and engage with management via the provided webinar registration link.
Homeland Uranium (OTCQB: HLUCF) announced that Ross McElroy resigned from the board effective October 15, 2025 to focus on his duties at Apollo Silver. The company expanded its Coyote Basin Project by staking 36 new unpatented mining claims, bringing the total to 839 claims plus three Colorado exploration permits covering approximately 18,656 acres (7,450 ha). The new claims target areas down-dip or along strike of uranium mineralization identified in June 2025 mapping and historical 1980 reports. Homeland reports a contractor delay and now expects drilling to begin on or around November 1, 2025.